it looks like an atv to me...

I bet that's one of those chinese brand 250 cc 2008 model's

 

for a chinese quad, that's a fairly good looking quad! as for your apt complex, i'd move. get a house with a garage/shed for storage. unless you don't like to have equity in what you're paying for.....but then again, it's your choice.....

 

thanks i really like the 4wheeler so far.

i used to have a house . with a garage and a shed and 4 trucks. but i also have an exwife whos lawyer cost more than mine did. i wound up with the clothes on my back and my ramcharger.

im moving into a duplex with a garage this month. so ill have room for my toys again.
and some time next year im going to start looking into another house

 

sorry to hear about your bad luck.....but glad you're getting toys again!. it does look good! i've never heard of that brand before, maybe a yamaha clone. looks like it'll tear up a trail pretty good!. awesome! take care!

 

so its a kandi 230cc not sure of the model number because there were 2 that looked extremely similar

thank you all for the help...

i found another number on the motor . but nothing on the frame

what is the number under the shift lever mean

now onto the better questions. where do i get aftermarket parts.
like exhaust, mufflers or bigbore kits

 

What is the number under the shifter lever (you mean clutch?)?

If the motor is a clone of another name brand like Yamaha then you can use aftermarket parts for those quads. As far as anything by the Kandi name, I doubt you will find something since its a Chinese quad.

 

No the gear selector lever on the engine ... the numbers under that

What do those numbers mean? Are they like a identifying mark for the engine the same way a car engine has the matching numbers stamped into it?

 

You usually don't see two numbers, but judging by the location I would say its just another ID number for the motor.

 

Welcome to the forum stamp!

All of the push rod style Chinese 250's are in the 226cc-230cc range.. the only true 250's are the ohc style engines. The numbers on the engine are for identification purposes.

I wouldnt add air to the shock.. if anything add nitrogen..